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Old Dominion University

Archive of Virginia Composers

21 Linear Feet 8 Hollinger document cases, 31 flat cases, 1 LP case boxes
Includes biographical information, taped interviews, audio recordings on vinyl discs, open reel and cassette tapes, copies of published works, original and photocopies of manuscripts (including sheet music), as well as other material related to the Archive of Virginia Composers.
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Archive of Virginia Composers 21 Linear Feet 8 Hollinger document cases, 31 flat cases, 1 LP case boxes

Strong, Fred (1952-)
Includes biographical information, taped interviews, audio recordings on vinyl discs, open reel and cassette tapes, copies of published works, original and photocopies of manuscripts (including sheet music), as well as other material related to the Archive of Virginia Composers.
Old Dominion University

F. Ludwig Diehn Papers

24.80 Linear Feet

This collection contains compositions, scores, programs, and other material created by or retained by F. Ludwig Diehn, a Norfolk, Virginia composer. Of particular note are the scores, sketches, and audio recordings of Diehn's work.

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F. Ludwig Diehn Papers 24.80 Linear Feet

Diehn, Fr. L. (Friedrich Ludwig) (1910-1995)

This collection contains compositions, scores, programs, and other material created by or retained by F. Ludwig Diehn, a Norfolk, Virginia composer. Of particular note are the scores, sketches, and audio recordings of Diehn's work.

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